Over 158 Original 78rpm Records 7",9",10" & 12"

	£		20
	$		26

Inherited - large collection of old 7",9",10" & 12" vinyl records which include labels - The Victory, Eclipse, Crown, His Master's Voice, Decca, Imperial, Columbia, Sterno, Brunswick, Parlophone Odeon, Broadcast Twelve, Rex, Scala De Luxe, Regal, Gramophone Concert & Gramophone Monarch, Zonophone & Zonophone Celebrity. There are six 'Broadcast Junior' records and four nursery rhyme records. The selection include orchestral, bands, opera, classical, popular singers of the time including Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy, harmonica player Larry Adler and Cocktails For Two by Spike Jones & His City Slickers. Also included in this collection is a recording of Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald's speech at the opening of the five power naval conference Jan 21st 1930. An interesting collection of over 158 records in total which have been boxed and stored in an attic. It is evident they need cleaning but the majority look in reasonable condition. Unfortunately I'm unable to confirm whether they play or not. Some of the records are in their original sleeves and the whole collection is listed below:-

It goes like this sung by Leslie Sarony/Raymond part 2 played by the Victory Military Band

A Dicky bird told me so sung by Jack Smithson/Cherry Ripe played by Mr J Davies

A Dicky bird told me so played by the Victory Dance Orchestra/Kuywiak played by the Three Pollies

I lift up my finger & say “Tweet Tweet” sung by Victor Payne x 2/Tancredi played by the Victory Military Band

You die if you worry sung by Albert Whelan/Blue Danube played by the Victory Orchestra

Dreams on the Ocean played by the Harry Maquilty Band x 2/The Broadway Melody played by Jim Kelleher’s Piccadilly Band

Sunshine of Marseilles sung by Albert Whelan/Darkie’s Dream played by Geo.Clinton

There’s a rainbow round my shoulder played by the Sunny Hawaiians 3/Aloha-Oe played by the Sunny Hawaiians

A real o’wd Lancashire clog dance played by the Victory Band/Jericho played by Jim Kellehers Piccadilly Dance Band

Raymond Overture pt 1 played by the Victory Military Band/Misery Farm sung by Tommy Handley

It’s an old Spanish custom sung by Albert Whelan/Captain Kettle played by the Victory Band

The Stein song –Victory Dance Orchestra & vocal trio/The Stein Song by Victory Dance Orchestra & vocal trio

Molly sung by G Jack/Over the Waves played by the Victory Orchestra

Ramona played by the Sunny Hawaiians 9/O Sole Mio played by the Sunny Hawaiians

Home Sweet Home sung by Robin Stone/Blue bird sing me a song sung by Peter Coleman

Die Zigeunerin played by the Victory Military Band/Me & the man in the moon sung by Pat Hugh x 2

Lucerne Valse played by the Victory Band/Down by the old front gate played by the Victory Dance Orchestra

The Wedding of the Painted Doll sung by Jack Smithson/Country Dances no.1 played by the Victory Band

Morning, Noon & Night part 2 played by the Victory Military Band/That old Dutch lullaby sun by Billy Bird

Pride of Erin played by J Nelson/On the sunny side of the street played by the Aldwych players

Carolina Moon sung by Pat Hugh/Cuckoo Galop played by the Victory band

Vale of Health March played by the Victory Band/You’re the cream in my coffee played by Jim Kelleher’s Piccadilly Dance Band

Old Scotch Songs played by the Victory Military BandSomewhere a voice is calling sung by Walter Rodney

Song of the Dawn played by the Aldwych Players/Dizzy Keys played by Jay Wilbur

Songs of long ago no. 1 played by the Victory Band/Lady Divine played by Victory Dance Orchestra

I’ll always be in love with you sung by Tommy HaymanMarche aux Flambeaux played by Billie Hadlow’s Band

The Merry Widow part 1 & part 2 – Grosvenor Light Opera Co

O come all ye fathful & The first Nowell recorded St James Church, London

Serenade in the night/When ………a Song - Birrell O’Malley

This’ll make you whistle/How happy I could be – Ben Hammond & his orchestra

The Blue Danube/Standchen – Don Sesta & His Gaucho Orchestra

Promise me/We saw the sea – Possimi’s Accordeon Band

Love is everywhere & Look up & laugh – Jenny Howard

Head over heels in love & One of these days – The Connecticut Collegians

A fine romance & A week ago tonight – The Connecticut Collegians

‘Faust’ selection part 1 & 2 – Marek Weber & his orchestra

Symphony No. 4 in F Minor Op. 36 (2nd movement) Royal Albert Hall Orchestra conducted by Sir Landon Ronald

The Twilight of the Gods Act 1 – Tudor Davies, Robert Radford & Bessie Jones

Rienzi overture part 1 & part II – Symphony orchestra

The Street Singer Finale Act 2 – Phyllis Dare & Harry Welchman & A perfect little lady – Phoebe Hodgson

Irene selection 1 & 2 – Mayfair orchestra

The maid of the mountains sel 1 & II – Mayfair orchestra

The cobblers song /The Watchman sung by Mr Peter Dawson

Chu Chin Chow sel 1 & II by Mayfair orchestra

Carmen Ballet Music pt 1 & II by band of HM Coldstream Guards

Che Gelida Manina/Salve, Dimora, Casta E Pura – Beniamino Gigli

Air (suite for orchestra)/Sinfonia in B Flat Major – Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York (original cover)

Connais-tu le pays? – Geraldine Farrar (single sided) original cover

Concerto no 1 in B flat minor Op 23 - 1st/2nd/3rd  movement – Arturo Toscanini & NBC Symphony orchestra
For You /Many Happy Returns of the Day – Derickson & Brown

Absence makes the heart grow fonder for somebody else/That’s where the south begins – Jack Hylton & his orchestra

Hullo! My dearie (Stamper) sung by Miss Blanche Dare & Mr Eric Courtland & Down Texas Way sung by Mr Eric Courtland & Mr Walter Jefferies

Prelude to ‘The Loves of Robert Burns’ No1, 2, 3 & 4 X 2

Speech at the opening of the five-power naval conference Jan 21st 1930 – Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald

Chloe & Cocktails for two by Spike Jones & his City Slickers (in original cover)

Will you remember? & Farewell to dreams – Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy

Indian Love Call & Ah! Sweet mystery of life – Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy

Intermezzo & Sylvia – Allan Jones

The Donkey Serenade & Giannina Mia – Allan Jones

Take a pair of sparkling eyes sung by Mr John Harrison

Loch Lomond sung by Mr Harry Lauder

O Star of Eve, ‘Tannahuser’ played by Mr W H Squire

The Eton Boating Song sung by Mr Sydney Reeves & Mr Bernard Moss

In cellar Cool sung by Mr Robert Radford

I know a lovely garden sung by Mr John Harrison

Little Mother O’mine & The song of songs – Frank Titterton

You are my heart’s delight & Patiently smiling – Frank Titterton

Kashmiri Song sung by Mr Stewart Gardner

(a)   The Temple Bells (b) Less than the dust sung by Mr Stewart Gardner

The song of the flea sung by Mr Robert Radford

Ta-Ta, my bonnie Maggie darling sung by Mr Harry Lauder

Prologue ‘Pagliacci’ sung by Mr Stewart Gardner

O star of Eve – Tannhauser sung by Mr Stewart Gardner

Gems from ‘Tales of Hoffmann’ sung by The Grand Opera Company

Balatella ‘Pagliacci’ sung by Miss Alma Gluck

Selections from the light opera Gypsy Princess part 1 & 2 played by The Steiner Salon Orchestra

A bench in the park & Harry Feet played by Jay Wilbur & his band

Old Comrades & The Voice of the Guns play by the band of HM Irish Guards

Yodelling Lovers & Silv’ry Moon by Harry Wulson

Cupid’s Army & The changing of the guard – band of HM Royal Horse Guards (The Blues)

Lazy Day & Good-night, sweetheart play by Hal Swain & his band

Kings Horses & Adeline played by Jay Wilbur & his band

Rollin down the river played by Ben Pollack & his orchestra & Moonlight on the Colorado played by Dixie Marimba Players

Blue Lagoon & You’ll be mine in Apple Blossom Time sung by Jack Gordon

Puttin on the Ritz  & With you played by The Clevelanders

Toujours L’Armour in the Army & While hearts are singing played by Ganding  & his orchestra

I fear no foe sung by Mr Peter Dawson

The Yeoman’s Wedding Song sung by Mr H Lane Wilson

Les Cloches de Corneville part 1 & II- Reg band of HM Scots Guards

Destiny Waltz & Lynwood March by Alexander Prince

Poet & Peasant Overturn & Zampa Overture by The Silver Stars Band

The Desert Song part 1 & 2 – Harry Davidson

Carolling Carrie & The Yodeling Milkman – George Pearce & Fred Gilbert

I’ve got you under my skin & With plenty of money & you by Larry Adler

Smoke gets in  your eyes& There’s no more you can say by Turner Layton

Laughing throughpart 1 & 2 by Charles Penrose & Co

The Laughing Policemen &  Laughter & Lemons – Charles Penrose

On a little balcony in Spain & Choo, Choo – Jack Payne & BBC orchestra

Sonny Boy & For Old Times Sake – Layton & Johnstone

The Moochi & The heart belongs to the girl who belongs to somebody else = Jack Payne and BBC orchestra

Warsaw concerto part 1 & part 2 Richard Addinsell pianoforte with London Symphony orchestra

Cornish Rhapsody part 1 & 2 – Harriet Cohen pianoforte with London Symphony orchestra

The Kunz medley part 1 & 2 – Charlie Kunz, Casani Club Orchestra

Love songs of the Nile & From me to you by Wayne King and his orchestra

By the bend of the river & For you  – Gracie Moore

Ciribiribin & One night of love – Gracie Moore

One Fine Day & Spring in my heart – Deanna Durbin

Thou art my star & Mary by Richard Tauber with Dajos Bela Orchestra

The Belle of New York part 1 & 2 – Soloists, chorus & orchestra

Miserere ‘Il Trovatore’ & Barcarolle – Tales of Hoffmann – String orchestra with organ in Madame Tussaud’s cinema

Marche Lorraine & Blaze Away – Band of the HM Welsh Guards

King Cotton March & National Emblem March – Band of HM Welsh Guards

It’s a sin to tell a lie & Sweetheart let’s grow old together – Joe Peterson

I love you very much, madam & Just a-wearyin for you – Jay Wilbur and his band

Serenade in the night & When the poppies bloom again – Primo Scala’s Accordeon band

The simple things in life & Animal crackers in my soup – Smith Ballew & his orchestra

Gems from ‘The Merry Widow’ part 1 & part 2 – Anona Winn & Robert Naylor

Dixon Hits No. 9 part 1 & part 2 – Reginald Dixon

Just one more chance & When it’s night time in Nevada – Alex Taylor

Medley of songs from Shirley Temple pictures

Erinalia – Waltz medley – Arthur Lally & the Million-Airs

The Gold Diggers of Broadway part 1 & part 2 – The Rhythm Maniacs

The Drummer of the 43rd  & Our Island Home sung by Mr Sydney Coltham

A dream of delight &Underneath the stars played by Royal Cremona Orchestra

A jovial monk am I – La Poupee & I am a Friar of Orders Grey  sung by Mr Peter Dawson

Rosebud & I know of two bright eyes sung by Mr Sydney Coltham

When I get back again to Bonnie Scotland & The Wedding of Sandy Mcnab sung by Harry Lauder

Back back to where the heather grows & I think I’ll wed in the Summer sung by Harry Lauder

The one of ail the world & Beloved, it is morn sung by Mr Sydney Coltham

Shepherd’s dance from Henry VIII & Morris & Torch dances from Henry VIII played by the Black Diamonds Band

Country Dance & Merry-makers dance played by the Black Diamonds Band

The Country Girl Selection part 1 & 2 played by the Black Diamonds Band

Florodora Selection part 1 & 2 played by the Black Diamonds Band

Pirates of Penzance, selection played by the Black Diamonds Band & Iolanthe, selection played by the Imperial Guards Band

The Geisha selection part 1 & 2 played by the Black Diamonds Band

Mikado selection part 1 & 2 played by the Black Diamonds Band

Yeoman of the Guard selection part 1 & 2 played by the Black Diamonds Band

Lohengrin selection part 1 & 2 played by the Black Diamonds Band

Traviata selection part 1 & 2 played by the Black Diamonds Band

The Flying Dutchman selection & French comedy, overture played the Black Diamonds Band

Lucrezia Borgia & Barber of Seville play by the Black Diamonds Band

The moon has raised her lamp & Excelsior sung by Messrs Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson

Land of the Almond Blossom sung by Mr Kennerley Rumford

Entrance March & The Phantom Brigade played by Scala Imperial Orchestra

Torch Dance & Minuet & Barcarole play by Scala De Luxe Orchestra

Ave Maris Stella & La Desire by Mr Julius Berger

Faust – Selection part 1 & part 2 played by Band of HM Irish Guards

La Boheme part 1 & 2 played by Scala Imperial Orchestra

Nursery Rhymes:-

Oranges & Lemons/Three blind mice – Brian Kent & childrens orchestra x 2

Little Bo-Peep/Sing a song of sixpence

Ride a Cock horse/Hey diddle diddle

See Saw Marjorie Daw & Tom, Tom the Pipers Son/Humpty Dumpty

Broadcast Junior Records:-

Purple Heather/King Charles Gavotte – Billy Whitlock

Baa, baa, black sheep & Hush-a-by baby & Oranges & Lemons

Dickory, dickory dock & Girls boys come out to play/Ten little nigger boys

Ding dong bell & Jack & Jill/Who killed cock robin?

Spanish Rose/ Il Trovatore